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Overview
Getting media attention is a goal of most campaigns, but actually talking to reporters can be nerve-wracking. It doesn’t have to be. This workshop will explore the way the media work, how to answer tough questions, and how to gain confidence through preparation and practice.
Using interactive role-playing, coaching and practice, participants will learn how to turn every media contact into a chance to advance their movement.
Expected Outcomes
- Understand how the media work and how to prepare for an interview.
- Learn how to deal with difficult questions.
- Gain confidence in your ability to tell your story with clarity and impact.
WHO: Anyone interested in learning how to tell their story in-person and deliver a message with authenticity, clarity, and precision.
WHEN: Tuesday, July 14th, 2020, 11:00am – 1:00pm
WHERE: Online via the Zoom videoconferencing platform
COST: $99
If cost is a barrier, just fill out this short scholarship application survey. We want everyone who wants to join to be able to attend.
This workshop is part of the Communicating for Change Certificate Program, a three-part online series, running July 8th - 22nd, that will equip you with the skills you need to reach large audiences, design effective messages to make your issues resonate, mobilize social and political support, interact with the media, and speak with confidence and authority.
The workshops can be taken individually or as a complete series in order to obtain the certificate. Sign up for all three now for a 25% discount.
About the trainer
Brendan Agnew-Iler is a veteran campaigner and strategic communications consultant. He served as press secretary and senior advisor to former Toronto Mayor David Miller and is the former Director of Public Affairs at Argyle Public Relationships.
